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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2014

W H AT ’ S H A P P E N I N G AT C O L L E G E PA R K C H U R C H

Article by Nate Irwin2

One early morning in Capernaum, the disciples, after

looking everywhere for Jesus finally found Him and

exclaimed, “Everyone is looking for you!” Why? The

night before, the “whole town” had brought the sick and

demon-possessed to Him to be healed. And many more

needed Him the next day.

But Jesus’ reply was very interesting: “Let us go

somewhere else—to the nearby villages—so I can

preach there also. That is why I have come.” (Mark 1:38,

NIV, italics added)

So why would Jesus want to go somewhere else when

there was so much need and opportunity right where

He was? In His own words, because “that is why I have

come.” Jesus came to fulfill the words of Isa. 49:6, to be

a light to the nations and to bring God’s salvation to the

ends of the earth. If He spent all His time in one area,

people in other areas would not have the opportunity

to be saved.

The same is true of His church today. We are not spread

evenly over the world. We are bunched together. Over

one-third of the world, 2.7 billion people, still live in areas

where there is no viable, witnessing church. As much

need and opportunity as there may be in areas where

the church exists (like our own country), if we continue

to simply stay where we are, the dark third of the world

will continue to stay dark. And the mission of our Savior

will not be fulfilled.

So some of us need to go somewhere else. And the

rest of us need to help send them. This is what we’ll be

learning about and challenged by at REACH|14. George

Chavanikamannil, the founder of our ministry partner in

India (Good News for India) will be sharing with us the

needs and opportunities in another part of the world,

a somewhere else that is really something else! We will

also hear about our other global partnerships and get

to meet a dozen or so of our own missionaries to learn

about what they are doing somewhere else to advance

the Gospel.

ARE YOU ONE WHO SHOULD GO? At REACH|14, we will be introducing the 2015 Vision

Trips for you to consider and pray about. Or should

you send? You can do that by praying, encouraging,

or giving. Whatever role God has designed for you, we

want to help you find it at REACH|14, so that whether

you go or send, your life will make a difference for all

eternity somewhere else.

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SUNDAY, OCT. 12FOCUS: Partnerships

SPEAKER: George Chavanikamannil, founder and director of Good News for India

SUNDAY, OCT. 19

FOCUS: Vision Trips

SPEAKER: Pastor Nate Irwin

KIDREACH – 9:45 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSESOur children will be learning about India, one of our Strategic Partnerships.

MISSIONARY CHRISTMAS TREE – THE ATRIUMChoose a College Park-supported missionary from our Missionary Christmas Tree to bless them with a Christmas gift. Available before and in between all three Sunday morning services or until the tree is empty!

FRESH ENCOUNTER SERVICESANCTUARY – 6-7 P.M.Join us, as we seek the Lord’s face, praying for our College Park Missionaries and Strategic Partnerships. Child care available with online RSVP.

OCT. 22- 29

MEALS WITH MISSIONARIESShare a meal with some of our visiting missionaries. Online registration begins Sept. 21.

FRIDAY, OCT. 24LADIES LUNCHEON – THE CHAPEL – 11-1:15 P.M.The 10th Annual Ladies’ Luncheon is designed to help College Park women get to know our women missionaries in an intimate setting. Child care available with online RSVP.

SATURDAY, OCT. 25

MEN’S BREAKFAST – THE CHAPEL – 8-9:30 A.M.Worship & enjoy fellowship with missionary men over the breakfast of God’s Word plus great breakfast food and coffee! Sons are welcomed & encouraged to bring their dads. Child care available with online RSVP.

SATURDAY, OCT. 25

LADIES COFFEE – JODY LAMOTTE’S HOME – 2-3:30 P.M.For those who missed the Ladies’ Luncheon, join us for the REACH|14 Ladies’ Coffee and get to know our women in an intimate setting. Daughters are welcomed and encouraged to bring their moms.

SUNDAY, OCT. 26

FOCUS: Missionaries

SPEAKER: Pastor Mark Vroegop

VISION TRIP DISCOVERY MEETINGEAST ROOM – 11:30 A.M.Explore what Vision Trips are all about and learn more about the steps to going on one of our 2015 trips.

KIDREACH FOR PRESCHOOLERSOur preschoolers will learn about missions in their classrooms at all services.

REACH|14 SCHEDULE

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Recently Pastor Nate Irwin received a report from Wycliffe

Bible Translators outlining the progress of the Cloud

Mountain project made possible by your generous gifts

to the 2013 Christmas Offering. The goal of the offering

was to “give the gospel” through the means of Bible

translation in a remote region of east Asia.

By God’s grace, the 2013 Christmas Offering was $1.1

million and was gratefully received by Wycliffe Bible

Translators, who are leading the translation efforts.

Here are a few status updates from the field:

In the East Hillside region, the team is nearly completed

with rough drafts of a biblical story set and is drafting

the Gospel of Luke. The team continues to see success in

literacy training through the use of a mobile library.

In the Alpine Meadow region, a trial recording of Jonah

and a “Creation to Christ” gospel presentation has

been completed. A translated of Matthew 5-8 has been

approved.

In the Low Ridge region, a translation of Revelation

and Hebrews was completed, and one team member’s

parents became believers.

In the Summit region, the team held a “How to Share the

Gospel” meeting and saw several people come to faith.

In the Plateau region, a usable alphabet and oral story of

Jonah is being created.

Please continue to pray for these projects, for the

translation teams, and for favor from local authorities.

If you would like to receive a full report, with substantial

information and prayer requests, contact Pastor Nate

Irwin ([email protected]) or Joshua Harber, College

Park Elder ([email protected])

Thank you for joining in the work to translate Scripture

and give the gospel to some of the hardest-to-reach

places of the word.

Article by Paul Spilker

Some folks love ‘em.

Me? I’ve never had french fried spiders, and never

expect to. And I’ve traveled extensively overseas.

(The fact is that most of the strange foods I’ve choked

down have been right here in the USA –– can you say

raw lamb meatloaf?)

So what? So much for your excuse that to go on

a Vision Trip, you’d have to give up eating for the

duration of your time away for lack of palatable food.

The truth is God lives in places other than the USA.

He dwells among people that eat stuff that we may

consider odd.

He’s loving, working, and saving.

He also said in His Word, “Go!” Have you “Gone?” If

not, “Why not?”

You won’t starve. You’ll meet people and grow as God

stretches you.

You’ll encounter new experiences and places. You’ll

make new friends.

We can help. Keep your eyes open for more details

regarding the trips planned for 2015:

Arizona

Canada

Caspian (two trips)

Dubai

East Asia

Hungary

India

Kenya

Kuwait

Thailand

Ukraine

To learn more, join us at the Vision Trip Callout

Meeting during REACH|14 on October 25. More info

to come.

Oh, and we promise: we’ll have some snacks to share

during the meeting.

No fried spiders.

Article by Ron Page

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Kids want to grow. They measure their height against

those wall-rulers weekly if not daily. They go for

grownup clothes, grownup books, grownup seats in

the car. And, when they’re old enough, we let them

play with sparklers on the Fourth of July – their eyes

light up, their mouths shape an ooh – but eventually

they tire of those and want to set off the bigger,

brighter, boomier stuff. They’re no longer satisfied

with small flickers. They want more.

Part of the reason we’ve created IGNITE is because

we want College Park Church to be a place where

we are continually growing into a mature, passionate

group of worshipers of the one true God. Whenever

we see God’s people worshiping in the Bible – as in

Nehemiah 8, Isaiah 6, Hebrews 12, and Revelation 7 –

we get a glimpse of the power of authentic worship.

Authentic worship is focused: God is the biggest

and brightest being in the room, and people pay

attention. Authentic worship is passionate: people

fall on their faces, lift their hands, shout and sing.

Authentic worship is contagious: people want to

know the reason why God’s children passionately

invest themselves in proclaiming His greatness and

love.

We want IGNITE|14 to be a catalyst for sparking an

even greater passion to see God’s glory spread in our

church, our city, and our world. The same God whose

presence makes mountains shake like Jell-O; the

God whose face is so holy that even Moses couldn’t

see it and live; the God who sees the spark of each

synapse in your brain and at the same time feels the

warmth of stars burning across the far end of the

universe; that God gave his own Son so he could join

us when we worship. That God is there while we sing

or chat with our neighbor, pray or check ESPN on our

phones, acknowledge him or think about where we’ll

eat lunch.

He’s. Right. There.

What would happen if we could see God like the

angels and the saints in glory flocked around his

throne? Would we cover our faces or fall on our knees

or shout with wonder and gratitude? Probably all of

the above! We would certainly invest ourselves in

worshiping him like he deserves with all the passion

we have to give. We would trade the sparklers for the

biggest rockets we could find!

IGNITE|14 is an invitation to worship with a true vision

of God’s holiness, hugeness and love. To join other

College Parkers in asking God to simultaneously grow

our passion in worship alongside our theology, our

giving, and our serving. He’s. Right. There.

Join us Friday, Sept. 5 at 7 p.m.

Article by Joseph Rhea

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College Park is a wealthy church. Even with less than a

dime in the bank, we would be a wealthy church. Our

fortunes are visible to anyone touring our nurseries

and education spaces especially on Sunday mornings

and Wednesday nights.

“Behold, children are a gift from the Lord, the fruit

of the womb a reward. Like arrows in the hand of a

warrior are the children of one’s youth. Blessed is the

man who fills his quiver with them!” (Ps. 127:3-5).

And blessed is the church with cribs and classrooms

bulging with more than 1,000 such ”rewards” from

infants to senior high.

Surrounding these riches, are faithful parents and a

dedicated team of 500 volunteers and staff who are

investing their time, energy and hearts as stewards of

these precious gifts. Even though there is still room

for more to serve, we are praising God for providing

us with so many gifted and dedicated servants to

support the various programs and activities for

children and youth.

However, ministry for the children and youth at

College Park is not defined by the various programs

and activities that we offer but by the vision we

have for their lives. The activities and events exists to

support and move us toward that vision.

In the familiar parable of the talents, two of the three

servants were faithful and commended with these

words “Well done, good and faithful servant. You have

been faithful over a little; I will set you over much.

Enter into the joy of your master.” (Matt. 25:23) The

unfaithful servant was condemned and cast “into the

outer darkness. In that place there will be weeping

and gnashing of teeth.” (Matt. 25:30)

Every child at College Park Church will one day stand

before Jesus and give an account for their lives. One

way to express our vision for the next generation is

that on that day our children will look into the smiling

face our Savior and hear him say “well done good and

faithful servant” and that they will enter into the joy

of their master.

As we enter this next season of ministry and engage

in the various activities and programs for children and

youth this ultimate joy is our aim. Joy for them and

joy for all of us who have been called to be faithful

stewards of the “rewards” that have been entrusted

to us. May God unite us in this vision and exceed our

hope for the joy of the next generation.

IMPORTANTSEPTEMBER/OCTOBER DATESFOR CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES

October 19

October 22

October 26

Article by Pastor David Michael

FOR THE JOY OF THENEXT GENERATION

– kidREACH for Elementary children at the 9:45 hour

– No Awana (fall break)

– kidREACH for Preschool children

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SEPTEMBER & OCTOBERAT COLLEGE PARK CHURCH

FIND OUT MOREABOUT THESE EVENTSVISIT YOURCHURCH.COM/EVENTS

CALL THE CHURCH OFFICE– 317. 875.0282

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WEEKLY EVENTSSUNDAYS

PRE-SERVICE ELDER PRAYER 7:15-7:45 a.m. – Prayer Room A

SUNDAY MORNING SERVICES8:00, 9:45, & 11:30 a.m.

CHILDREN’S NURSERY AND SUNDAY SCHOOL8:00, 9:45, & 11:30 a.m.

THE ROCK9:45 -11:10 a.m. – Jr. High room

ADULT BIG GROUPS9:45 & 11:30 a.m. – various rooms

THE GROVE6:00 - 7:30 p.m. – Ministry Center

WEDNESDAYSTHE ROCK (SMALL GROUPS)6:30 - 8:00 p.m.. – Jr. High room

THE GROVE (SMALL GROUPS)6:30 - 8:15 p.m. – Ministry Center

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AUG. 2014-MAY 2015THURS 6:30-8 P.M.

THE ROCK JUNIOR HIGH ROOM

MARTIAL ARTS MINISTRY Gospel-centered martial arts provides skills that can help kids and adults prevent, defuse, and end physical and emotional attacks. It also provides an arena to build great relationships and be discipled as we use our minds and bodies together.For more information & to register, go to yourchurch.com/martial-arts-ministry

CLASSES BEGIN LATE AUG./EARLY SEPT.

TRINITY EVANGELICALDIVINITY SCHOOL (TEDS) CLASSESThis fall there will be two classes offered, Ecclesiology and Eschatology and the Gospel of John on various Friday’s and Saturday’s. This is a fantastic opportunity to start the process of seminary education without moving and quitting a job. Kelly Alexander [email protected] yourchurch.com/trinityextension

THURSDAY, SEPT. 4 – 6:30-7:30 A.M. B1 (BASEMENT)

FAITHFUL MEN BIBLE STUDYOur weekly Thursday morning study will resume with the study of the book of Matthew. All men are welcome to attend. If interested, just show up the first day.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 4 & 119:15-11:15 A.M.

COMMUNITY BIBLE STUDY Join Community Bible Study (CBS) for their Visitor Days as they begin their new study in Joshua. CBS is an interdenominational Bible study ministry (with corresponding children’s ministry) that seeks to make disciples in the community through a caring, in-depth Bible study available to all. Karen Pourcho – 317.407.6270 [email protected]

FRIDAY, SEPT. 5 – 7 P.M.

IGNITE|14IGNITE|14 will be a special night of dynamic worship at College Park. Rooted in our mission to ignite a passion to follow Jesus, IGNITE is about igniting your hearts to worship our great savior with new passion. A majority of our worship music will be original to College Park artists, and we are planning to develop a live worship album from our evening together. Child care is not available although children are encouraged to attend with their parents.

SUNDAYS, SEPT. 7-OCT. 19 – 8 A.M.

EAST ROOM

PRE-MARITAL COUNSELINGThis class covers the basic foundations of Biblical marriage, communication, the roles of husbands and wives, and sexual intimacy in marriage. It is required for all engaged couples getting married at College Park and is strongly encouraged for every engaged couple that calls College Park their home church. yourchurch.com/marriage

SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 – 8, 9:45, & 11:30 A.M.

PARENT DEDICATIONSMeet some of the newest and smallest additions to College Park during this special time when parents and the church body dedicate themselves to be examples of faith in Christ, and to teach their child the mighty deeds of God (Psalm 78).

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WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDIESCome join our community of women as we grow in Christ through the study of God’s Word. A variety of morning and evening studies are available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. You may also register at the Women’s Ministry table in the commons on Sundays.yourchurch.com/women

SECOND & FOURTH THURSDAYS, STARTING SEPT. 11

MOMS CONNECTIONREGISTRATION STILL OPENAre you a mom of elementary-age kids and older? If so, you are invited to join Moms Connection Step 2 this fall. Moms Connection Step 2 is designed to bring community & encouragement to motherhood. Moms meet for a light brunch, a speaker, and discussion. Topics will be geared towards moms with school-aged children who face new challenges are their children grow older. Child care is available. Register or get more information yourchurch.com/momsconnectionstep2.

SEPT. 12-13

THE ROCK: ONE VOICE RETREATJunior high students will head out to Twin Lakes Camp for an overnight retreat! Students will join other youth groups for exciting activities, a message from Cedarville University’s Bible Department Chair, Dr. Jason Lee, and worship with HeartSong. yourchurch.com/students

SUNDAYS, SEPT. 14-OCT. 26 – 11:30 A.M.

PURSUING A CROSS-CENTERED MARRIAGECome and join other couples as you explore, together, the foundation for a Christ-centered marriage and how to live out your marriage for the glory of God. yourchurch.com/marriage

FRIDAY, SEPT. 19 – 6:30 P.M.

NEWCOMER NIGHTNewcomer Nights are a great way to start connecting at College Park. Come, enjoy a meal in a member’s home with others who want to get to know you as well as help you finds ways to serve and connect. Dress casual and come hungry. (Child care is not provided) yourchurch.com/connect

SUNDAY, SEPT. 218, 9:45, & 11:30 A.M.

BAPTISM SERVICEBaptism is an ordinance of the church whereby a believer expresses their faith and desires to be identified with Jesus. We will celebrate baptisms on Sunday, Sept. 21 at all services. If you would like to participate in a baptism service, learn more at yourchurch.com/baptism.

STARTING TUESDAY, SEPT. 23 – 7-8:30 P.M. EAST ROOM

COLLEGE PARK INSTITUTEJoin us and Pastor Joe Bartemus for this fall’s College Park Institute class–Systematic Theology. We’ll be studying the different doctrines of the church such as the doctrine of Christ, the church, end times, etc. It will be a great study for those wanting to get a bit deeper in their understanding of our Christian faith. If interested, just show up the first evening.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 26 – 7 - 8:30 P.M. PARILLA HOME

ACTIVE ADULTS“PLUGGING IN” NIGHTWe want to make a big church feel small. That’s why Joseph Rhea and Bob Martin will be offering a tour of what it looks like to plug into community and serving at College Park! If you are new or just feel not fully plugged in, join us for dessert and a great night of finding out how our lives fit into relationships and ministry at our home church! All Active Adults (age 55+) are welcome. Register at yourchurch.com/activeadults Karen Davis – 317.802.9314 [email protected]

FRIDAY, OCT. 3 – 6 - 7: 30 P.M. MINISTRY CENTER

ACTIVE ADULTSFIRST FRIDAY PRAYERActive Adults (age 55+) are joining in our monthly missions prayer gathering! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to get updates on God’s global work and prayer for the world after dinner together. All Active Adults should bring a side dish or dessert; main course is provided. Karen Davis – 317.802.9314 [email protected] yourchurch.com/activeadults

OCT. 3 - 5 – 6 - 7: 30 P.M. SPRINGHILL CAMP

GROVE (SR. HIGH) FALL RETREATFilled with fun, music, friends, adventure, and time to learn and connect with God, this retreat is the largest senior high event of the year! Melissa Crowe [email protected] yourchurch.com/retreatsandevents

SATURDAY, OCT. 4 – 9 A.M.-1 P.M.

MEMBERSHIP CLASSThe class is designed for those pursuing membership at College Park and is open for those who simply want to investigate more about the church. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, and a walk-through of the vision and values of College Park Church. Child care provided. Register online and fill out an application (each family member attending the classroom part of the day should fill out an application).yourchurch.com/membership

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COME JOIN US IN A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO REACH HUNDREDS OF KIDS WITH THE GOSPEL EACH WEEK THROUGH GOOD NEWS CLUBS! Clubs meet afterschool weekly to bring children a fun, fast-paced club where they hear the gospel presented, learn Bible verses, sing songs, and play games. We specifically need small group leaders, even if you prefer not to teach…and we train you! Location: Brookside Elementary School (3150 E 10th St., Indianapolis)

Time: 3:30-5:30 p.m. on Thursdays

Contact: Becky [email protected]

Location: Hoosier Road Elementary School (11300 E 121st St., Fishers)

Time: 3:45-4:45 on Thursdays

Contact: Paula Gates – 317.501.1932 [email protected]

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NEW COLLEGE PARKERSMadelyn Bucksten was born April 24, 2014 to David and Sara

Stella Nishida was born March 6, 2014 to Jake and Casondra

Ellie Pryor was born May 23, 2014 to Chad and Leslie

Emily Grace Schotts was born May 27, 2014 to Darryl and Grace

Karisa Jamie Henney was born June 7, 2014 to Jeff and Laura

Zachary Buit was born June 4, 2014 to Rachel and Tyler

Torin Schneider was born June 6, 2014 to Ian and Heather

Phoebe Albert was born June 16, 2014 to Andy and Samantha

Eve Lynn Mae Beer was born June 16, 2014 to Jesse and Kaely

Josiah Trump was born June 27, 2014 to Greg and Julie

Jude Hillen was born June 30, 2014 to Dan and Jana

Mia Woodyatt was born July 1, 2014 to Chad and Aubry

Caroline Filbert was born July 7, 2014 to Stephen and Haley

John Jack DeCamp was born July 16, 2014 to Dave and Christy

Truman Swender was born August 6, 2014 to Dennis and Heidi

INTERESTED IN GETTING INVOLVED WITH THE NEXT GENERATIONAT COLLEGE PARK?

Volunteer opportunities are available in both Sunday School and Awana for Children’s Ministries. Contact Debra Scheffler ([email protected]) for more information on how to get involved.

Enjoy a bit of an older crowd? Volunteer with Student Ministries. Volunteer opportunities are available for leader positions, support volunteers, and an operations team. Contact Melissa Crowe ([email protected]) for more information on how to get involved.

THE BULLETIN BOARD

OUR COLLEGE PARK FAMILY

NEW TO COLLEGE PARK?Stop by our Guest Reception Area after one of our three services, grab a drink, ask for a Welcome Brochure, and experience how we strive to make a big church feel small.

CONNECT WITH USPhone 317.875.0282

Fax 317.875.0605

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Twitter @collegeparkindy

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Main Building2606 West 96th Street, Indianapolis, 46268

Ministry Center3600 West 96th Street, Indianapolis, 46268

Office HoursMonday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

OUR PASTORAL STAFFMark Vroegop Lead Pastor

Eric Anderson Pastor of Worship

Don Bartemus Pastor of Compassion Ministries

Joe Bartemus Pastor of Theological Development

Bill Dinsmore Executive Pastor of Ministry

Nate Irwin Pastor of Global Outreach

David MichaelPastor for Next Generations

Andrew Rogers Pastor of Soul Care

Mark Schuitema Pastor of Community Life

Dale Shaw Pastor of Local Outreach

Bruce Smith Executive Pastor of Operations

Joe WittmerPastor of Student Ministries

MONDAY, OCT. 13 – 6:30 P.M. WORSHIPS ARTS ROOM

JOURNEY IN MISSIONS NIGHTWhether you are exploring your call to go or just learning about missions, join our monthly missions fellowship led by Nate Irwin, Pastor of Global Outreach. yourchurch.com/journeyinmissions

SEPT. & OCT. 2014 (DATES/LOCATIONS TBD)

MARRIAGE ENCOUNTERDESSERT NIGHTS Join other couples in a host couple’s home for dessert and discussion around a relevant marriage topic. Sign up online for the night and home that best fits your schedule and location. yourchurch.com/marriage

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MEET THE RESIDENTS

MEET DAN WELLER

Dan Weller started in June as Pastoral Resident for

Local Outreach. Dan serves alongside Pastor Dale

Shaw and Dustin Crowe to lead the Local Outreach

Council, coordinate SERVE, and serve with our local

partners. Dan also serves on an Elder task force to

clarify our membership process. Dan and his wife

Emily hail from Minneapolis, MN where they both

served on staff of Bethlehem Baptist Church.

MEET ERIC SWANSON

Eric Swanson started in August as Pastoral Resident

for Soul Care. Eric hails from Michigan (a proud MSU

grad) and Louisville, KY, where he completed his M.Div

degree at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and

was actively involved at Sojourn Church. Eric got

married in June to his wife, Jessica. Eric will serve on

our biblical counseling team and work with Pastor

Andrew Rogers to develop counseling training.

What is the pastoral residency program? For three years, College Park has had and benefited greatly from a Pastoral

Residency program. The residency is designed to give younger men with aspirations for pastoral ministry a two-year

term of hands-on ministry experience, preaching exposure, leadership opportunities, and special projects related to

theology, discipleship, or church polity. For instance, the August 2013 College Park Institute Forum on Human Sexuality

was an outgrowth of the residents’ work with our Elders to articulate a biblical view of sexuality and navigate the related

cultural issues.

Finally, please pray for great fruitfulness for the first resident we “launched” to full-time ministry outside our walls:

Jeff Ballard and his family moved to Ithaca, NY in July where Jeff ministers with the students and community of

Cornell University.

Article by Paul Spilker